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Send us Fan Mail What have you been putting off because everyone else comes first? In this episode of True Talk Café, Renee Stewart explores why choosing yourself isn’t selfish, why waiting for the perfect moment can keep you stuck, and how small, intentional steps can move you closer to the life you want. In this episode, we discuss: Why your dreams, peace, and personal growth deserve a place on your priority list.How fear, perfectionism, and waiting for permission hold you back.The hidden cost of continually putting yourself last.Why confidence often comes after you take the first step.Your True Talk Café Challenge: Take the one step you've delayed all season. The question to ask yourself: If not now... when? In summary, keep showing up, keep growing, and remember: choosing yourself isn't the end of your commitment to others. It's the beginning of honoring the commitment you have to yourself.  Now go take that step!

Send us Fan Mail What version of yourself are you ready to retire? In this episode of True Talk Café, Anna Garcia explores how outdated beliefs, unrealistic expectations, and the pressure to prove ourselves can hold us back from our next chapter. Reinvention does not always mean starting over. Sometimes, it means letting go of the need to be perfect, please everyone, or do everything ourselves. This Week’s True Talk Challenge: Identify one belief, habit, or version of yourself you have outgrown. Ask yourself what it has cost you and who you could become if you finally let it go. In summary, whatever is holding you back, recognize for what it is...baggage!  And you get to decide whether you keep carrying it.  Leave the baggage behind and give the next version of you a little more room to breathe.   You have permission to grow beyond the person you had to be to get where you are. Join us on a live show! - learn how you can join us on a live show. You'll find the instructions on our Facebook page pinned to the top of the newsfeed:  click here Call To Action! Like us on the social media platforms below: Instagram – @truetalkcafe Facebook - @truetalkcafeTikTok - @truetalkcafeUse hashtags:  #truetalkcafe #TTCTalks #TrueTalkTuesdays #NoFluff #NoFilters #JustTrueTalk Don’t forget to like us, rate us and leave a review.  We value your feedback.  We want to ensure that we are provide content that resonates with you.  So, please don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts. So, from all of us here at True Talk Café, stay tuned for another engaging episode!  Talk soon...

Send us Fan Mail What impact remains after you’ve left the room? Legacy isn’t something we build at the end of our careers. We’re building it every day through how we lead, how we treat people, what we improve, and what we leave better than we found it. In this episode, Anna Garcia explores what legacy really looks like at work, from developing people and creating opportunities to strengthening teams, improving systems, and making others feel seen and valued. True Talk Challenge: Do one thing this week that benefits someone else without needing recognition. Ask yourself: What changes because I was here? In summary, your legacy isn’t waiting for you someday. You’re building it right now. Join us on a live show! - learn how you can join us on a live show. You'll find the instructions on our Facebook page pinned to the top of the newsfeed:  click here Call To Action! Like us on the social media platforms below: Instagram – @truetalkcafe Facebook - @truetalkcafeTikTok - @truetalkcafeUse hashtags:  #truetalkcafe #TTCTalks #TrueTalkTuesdays #NoFluff #NoFilters #JustTrueTalk Don’t forget to like us, rate us and leave a review.  We value your feedback.  We want to ensure that we are provide content that resonates with you.  So, please don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts. So, from all of us here at True Talk Café, stay tuned for another engaging episode!  Talk soon...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we unpack emotional agility and why leaders don't need to be emotionless—they need to be emotionally steady, especially during change, conflict, feedback, and difficult conversations. We’re Talking About: Responding instead of reacting when emotions run highNavigating resistance during organizational changeStaying composed during challenging performance conversationsRecognizing and naming your emotions before respondingLeading with intention—even when you're frustratedThe 3-Second Leadership Test: Pause. Name it. Choose it. Pause before you react. Name what you're feeling. Choose your response based on the leader you want to be—not the emotion you're experiencing. In summary, leadership gets emotional. The question is whether your emotions are running the meeting—or informing your response.  You want to feel the emotion. but don't become the emotion because when leadership gets hot… keep your cool. Join us on a live show! - learn how you can join us on a live show. You'll find the instructions on our Facebook page pinned to the top of the newsfeed:  click here Call To Action! Like us on the social media platforms below: Instagram – @truetalkcafe Facebook - @truetalkcafeTikTok - @truetalkcafeUse hashtags:  #truetalkcafe #TTCTalks #TrueTalkTuesdays #NoFluff #NoFilters #JustTrueTalk Don’t forget to like us, rate us and leave a review.  We value your feedback.  We want to ensure that we are provide content that resonates with you.  So, please don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts. So, from all of us here at True Talk Café, stay tuned for another engaging episode!  Talk soon...

Send us Fan Mail What happens when loss changes the way you see everything? In this deeply personal episode, Lollie explores Scarcity vs. Abundance through the lens of grief, love, and loss. She shares how losing her beloved husband, Dave, made the feeling of “what’s missing” impossible to ignore—but also revealed a powerful truth: abundance isn’t always about having more. Sometimes, it’s recognizing how much you already had. This conversation explores: • Why scarcity focuses on what’s missing while abundance honors what remains • How grief and gratitude can exist at the same time • Finding abundance in ordinary moments and everyday relationships • The importance of receiving love and support from others • Why we shouldn’t wait for loss to appreciate what we have today True Talk Café Challenge: Don’t wait for loss to teach you the value of what you have. Say “I love you.” Take the picture. Have dinner together. Forgive when you can. Stop postponing the moments that matter. In summary, an abundant life isn’t a life without loss. It’s a life where love was present, love was shared, and love continues to leave its mark. Join us on a live show! - learn how you can join us on a live show. You'll find the instructions on our Facebook page pinned to the top of the newsfeed:  click here Call To Action! Like us on the social media platforms below: Instagram – @truetalkcafe Facebook - @truetalkcafeTikTok - @truetalkcafeUse hashtags:  #truetalkcafe #TTCTalks #TrueTalkTuesdays #NoFluff #NoFilters #JustTrueTalk Don’t forget to like us, rate us and leave a review.  We value your feedback.  We want to ensure that we are provide content that resonates with you.  So, please don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts. So, from all of us here at True Talk Café, stay tuned for another engaging episode!  Talk soon...

Send us Fan Mail Your future isn’t something that simply happens—it’s something you create through the decisions you make today. In this episode of True Talk Café, we explore the person you’re becoming and challenge you to ask: Would your future self thank you for what you’re doing today? From the habits you’re building to the risks you’re taking—or avoiding—your daily choices are shaping your future identity. Action Step: Write a letter from your future self describing the decisions that changed everything. The question isn’t just, “What do I want?” It’s: “Who do I need to become to get there?” In summary, your future isn't waiting for you. It's being built right now. And eventually, you're going to have to live inside what you've built. Join us on a live show! - learn how you can join us on a live show. You'll find the instructions on our Facebook page pinned to the top of the newsfeed:  click here Call To Action! Like us on the social media platforms below: Instagram – @truetalkcafe Facebook - @truetalkcafeTikTok - @truetalkcafeUse hashtags:  #truetalkcafe #TTCTalks #TrueTalkTuesdays #NoFluff #NoFilters #JustTrueTalk Don’t forget to like us, rate us and leave a review.  We value your feedback.  We want to ensure that we are provide content that resonates with you.  So, please don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts. So, from all of us here at True Talk Café, stay tuned for another engaging episode!  Talk soon...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of True Talk Café, we explore what it really means to make your presence known and your absence felt. Presence isn't about being the loudest person in the room, commanding attention, or constantly proving your value. It's about how you show up, communicate, lead, and make people feel when you're there and what changes when you're not. Whether you're leading a team, building your career, navigating corporate America, or growing your personal brand, your presence is part of your leadership currency. In This Episode, We Explore: What authentic presence actually looks likeWhy being visible isn't the same as being impactfulHow confidence, communication, and consistency shape your presenceThe connection between presence and leadership influenceWhy your absence can reveal the true value of your contributionPractical ways to become more intentional about how you show upThe Big Takeaway Presence is not about demanding attention. It's about creating impact. When you consistently bring clarity, confidence, authenticity, and value to the room, people notice. And when you're not there, they notice that too. The goal isn't simply to be seen. It's to be remembered for the value you bring. In summary, when you walk into a room, what do people experience and when you leave, what do they miss? That answer may tell you more about your leadership presence than your job title ever will. Join us on a live show! - learn how you can join us on a live show. You'll find the instructions on our Facebook page pinned to the top of the newsfeed:  click here Call To Action! Like us on the social media platforms below: Instagram – @truetalkcafe Facebook - @truetalkcafeTikTok - @truetalkcafeUse hashtags:  #truetalkcafe #TTCTalks #TrueTalkTuesdays #NoFluff #NoFilters #JustTrueTalk Don’t forget to like us, rate us and leave a review.  We value your feedback.  We want to ensure that we are provide content that resonates with you.  So, please don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts. So, from all of us here at True Talk Café, stay tuned for another engaging episode!  Talk soon...

Send us Fan Mail In this True Talk Café micro-episode, Anna explores what it really means to lead with influence—whether you have a formal leadership title or not. Influence is built through your actions, your credibility, and the way people experience your leadership. In This Episode, Anna Shares: How to recognize whether you are truly leading with influenceWhy people should seek your perspective—not simply follow your instructionsHow sharing your knowledge can make others more capable and confidentWhy consistently following through builds credibilityThe power of asking questions before jumping in with solutionsWhy giving credit publicly and feedback privately mattersHow influential leaders use their access to create access for othersWhy influence doesn't require a title—it requires intentionThe Influence Test You may be leading with influence when: ✔ People seek your perspective even when they don't report to you ✔ People trust you enough to bring you challenges—not just polished updates ✔ People act on your recommendations because they value your judgment ✔ People continue applying what they learned from you—even when you're no longer in the room This Week's True Talk Challenge Pay attention to how people respond to your leadership. Are they simply complying with your direction, or do they trust your example? Then choose one person to intentionally mentor, encourage, connect, or develop. Share a resource. Make an introduction. Offer meaningful feedback. Or advocate for an opportunity they're ready to receive. Because sometimes influence looks like speaking someone's name in a room they haven't entered yet. In summary, your title may describe your position, but your influence reveals your leadership. No title required. Just intention, consistency, credibility and a willingness to use your influence to help others rise. Join us on a live show! - learn how you can join us on a live show. You'll find the instructions on our Facebook page pinned to the top of the newsfeed:  click here Call To Action! Like us on the social media platforms below: Instagram – @truetalkcafe Facebook - @truetalkcafeTikTok - @truetalkcafeUse hashtags:  #truetalkcafe #TTCTalks #TrueTalkTuesdays #NoFluff #NoFilters #JustTrueTalk Don’t forget to like us, rate us and leave a review.  We value your feedback.  We want to ensure that we are provide content that resonates with you.  So, please don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts. So, from all of us here at True Talk Café, stay tuned for another engaging episode!  Talk soon...

Send us Fan Mail In this week's True Talk Café Micro-Episode, Lollie explores one of the most important—and often overlooked—relationships you'll ever have: the one with yourself. Many of us spend years seeking validation from others, second-guessing our decisions, and questioning our instincts. But real confidence isn't about always making the perfect choice. It's about believing you'll learn, adapt, and move forward no matter what happens. Join Lollie as she shares why self-trust is the foundation for confident leadership, personal growth, and resilience. Through practical insights and thought-provoking questions, you'll discover how to quiet self-doubt, reconnect with your inner voice, and begin rebuilding confidence one small decision at a time. In This Episode, You'll Learn: What self-trust really means—and what it doesn't.Why so many people lose confidence in themselves.How outside opinions can quietly replace your own intuition.Practical ways to rebuild self-trust through everyday actions.Why confidence follows action—not the other way around.A simple mindset shift that can change how you approach challenges.This Week's Reflection Ask yourself: If your best friend spoke to themselves the way you sometimes speak to yourself... would you let them continue? Now consider what needs to change. This Week's Challenge The next time you catch yourself asking: "Can I do this?" Pause and replace it with: "Why not me?" Or even better: "I've overcome difficult things before. I can handle whatever comes next." Every small decision to believe in yourself strengthens the foundation of self-trust. In summary, self-trust isn't built in one defining moment. It's built through hundreds of small choices where you choose courage over fear, progress over perfection, and belief over doubt. Those small choices eventually change everything. Join us on a live show! - learn how you can join us on a live show. You'll find the instructions on our Facebook page pinned to the top of the newsfeed:  click here Call To Action! Like us on the social media platforms below: Instagram – @truetalkcafe Facebook - @truetalkcafeTikTok - @truetalkcafeUse hashtags:  #truetalkcafe #TTCTalks #TrueTalkTuesdays #NoFluff #NoFilters #JustTrueTalk Don’t forget to like us, rate us and leave a review.  We value your feedback.  We want to ensure that we are provide content that resonates with you.  So, please don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts. So, from all of us here at True Talk Café, stay tuned for another engaging episode!  Talk soon...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of True Talk Café, Renee explores why making countless decisions throughout the day quietly drains your mental energy, impacts your leadership effectiveness, and leaves even the most capable professionals feeling exhausted. You'll learn why decision fatigue affects executives, managers, and high-performing professionals alike—and discover practical strategies to preserve your mental energy for the decisions that matter most. If you're constantly juggling priorities, leading teams, or navigating complex workplace challenges, this episode is for you. In This Episode What decision fatigue really isWhy leaders experience it more than most professionalsHow mental overload impacts decision qualityThe hidden signs you're running on emptyThree practical ways to reduce decision fatigueWhy delegation is a leadership strategy—not a weaknessHow creating systems can improve your decision-making and your team's performanceKey Takeaways ✔ Every decision requires mental energy. ✔ Decision fatigue leads to procrastination, avoidance, and rushed decisions. ✔ Not every decision deserves the same level of attention. ✔ Routines eliminate unnecessary choices and conserve brainpower. ✔ Schedule your most important decisions during your peak energy hours. ✔ Great leaders don't make every decision—they develop teams that can make good decisions without them. Today's True Talk Takeaway Decision fatigue doesn't mean you're weak. It usually means you've been carrying too much for too long. Instead of asking yourself how to make more decisions, ask: "What decision am I making repeatedly that could become a process instead?" Small systems create significant mental freedom. Action Challenge This week, identify one recurring decision you make every day. Then create a simple process, routine, or delegation plan that eliminates the need to rethink it tomorrow. In summary, protecting your mental energy is one of the smartest leadership decisions you'll ever make. Join us on a live show! - learn how you can join us on a live show. You'll find the instructions on our Facebook page pinned to the top of the newsfeed:  click here Call To Action! Like us on the social media platforms below: Instagram – @truetalkcafe Facebook - @truetalkcafeTikTok - @truetalkcafeUse hashtags:  #truetalkcafe #TTCTalks #TrueTalkTuesdays #NoFluff #NoFilters #JustTrueTalk Don’t forget to like us, rate us and leave a review.  We value your feedback.  We want to ensure that we are provide content that resonates with you.  So, please don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts. So, from all of us here at True Talk Café, stay tuned for another engaging episode!  Talk soon...

Send us Fan Mail In this week's True Talk Café micro-episode, Dr. Karla explores why managing your energy is even more important than managing your time. Inspired by Jon Gordon's The Energy Bus, she shares practical strategies for protecting your peace, setting healthy boundaries, and surrounding yourself with people who fuel your purpose instead of draining your potential.  Whether you're leading a team, navigating workplace challenges, or simply striving to become your best self, this episode will help you become more intentional about the energy you allow into your life. In This Episode You'll Learn  Why energy—not time—is your most valuable resource  How to identify "energy vampires"  The importance of healthy workplace boundaries  How positive people influence performance and leadership  Why your environment impacts your mindset  Practical ways to protect your peace without losing compassion  One powerful question every leader should ask themselves:  Am I an energy giver or an energy vampire?This Week's True Talk Challenge This week, pay attention to your conversations. Ask yourself: ✔ Who fills your tank? ✔ Who drains your energy? ✔ How can you spend more time with people who fuel your purpose? Remember… You are the driver of your bus. Choose your passengers wisely. Protect your energy. Share your positivity generously. Lead with purpose.  In summary, energy is contagious. The people you spend the most time with will influence the way you think, feel, and perform. Join us on a live show! - learn how you can join us on a live show. You'll find the instructions on our Facebook page pinned to the top of the newsfeed:  click here Call To Action! Like us on the social media platforms below: Instagram – @truetalkcafe Facebook - @truetalkcafeTikTok - @truetalkcafeUse hashtags:  #truetalkcafe #TTCTalks #TrueTalkTuesdays #NoFluff #NoFilters #JustTrueTalk Don’t forget to like us, rate us and leave a review.  We value your feedback.  We want to ensure that we are provide content that resonates with you.  So, please don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts. So, from all of us here at True Talk Café, stay tuned for another engaging episode!  Talk soon...

Send us Fan Mail In this week's True Talk Café micro-episode, Anna Garcia explores a powerful question that reaches beyond job titles and life roles. Identity isn't simply what you do—it's the sum of your values, priorities, beliefs, habits, and daily decisions. Many of us compartmentalize our lives, separating our professional identity from our personal aspirations. But lasting fulfillment comes when our choices align with the person we're intentionally becoming. In this episode, you'll discover: Why your title is only one part of your identity.How daily decisions reinforce who you become.The connection between identity, alignment, and intentional living.Why your calendar often reveals your true priorities.A simple exercise to identify one habit that no longer serves your future.This Week's Challenge Audit one habit that doesn't align with the person you want to become. Ask yourself: What part of my identity is driving this habit?What is this habit costing me?Does it support the person I'm becoming—or just the role demanding my attention today?One intentional choice can begin reshaping your future. In summary, your identity isn't defined by a single decision—it is built through the choices you consistently make. Choose habits that reflect the life and leader you're becoming. Join us on a live show! - learn how you can join us on a live show. You'll find the instructions on our Facebook page pinned to the top of the newsfeed:  click here Call To Action! Like us on the social media platforms below: Instagram – @truetalkcafe Facebook - @truetalkcafeTikTok - @truetalkcafeUse hashtags:  #truetalkcafe #TTCTalks #TrueTalkTuesdays #NoFluff #NoFilters #JustTrueTalk Don’t forget to like us, rate us and leave a review.  We value your feedback.  We want to ensure that we are provide content that resonates with you.  So, please don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts. So, from all of us here at True Talk Café, stay tuned for another engaging episode!  Talk soon...

Send us Fan Mail Emotional labor is one of the most significant yet least recognized demands in today's workplace. While organizations often measure productivity and performance, they rarely acknowledge the invisible emotional energy employees expend managing their own emotions while supporting others. In this episode, Lollie explores what emotional labor looks like, why it disproportionately impacts leaders and high performers, and how organizations can foster healthier, more emotionally intelligent workplace cultures. Key Discussion Points What Is Emotional Labor?Managing your own emotions while maintaining professionalism.Supporting coworkers, customers, and teams despite personal stress or challenges.The unseen emotional effort required to create stability in the workplace.The Hidden CostEmotional labor often goes unnoticed because skilled professionals make it appear effortless.Employees frequently carry personal, financial, health, and emotional burdens while continuing to perform at a high level.Organizations tend to recognize measurable output while overlooking emotional resilience, patience, mentorship, and team stabilization.Why High Performers Are Most VulnerableReliable employees often become the unofficial problem-solvers, motivators, and peacekeepers.Constantly carrying others' emotional burdens without boundaries can lead to burnout and emotional exhaustion.Strength should never be mistaken for unlimited capacity.Leadership MattersEmotionally healthy workplaces are built through empathy, trust, and genuine human connection.Simple acknowledgments and authentic check-ins can have a lasting impact on employee well-being.Recognition should extend beyond results to include emotional endurance and resilience.Creating Healthy BoundariesAvoid absorbing every problem that comes your way.Encourage accountability while asking for support when needed.Recognize that being "the strong one" all the time is neither healthy nor sustainable.Give yourself permission to rest without guilt.In summary, here is meaningful work happening every day that cannot be measured on a spreadsheet. Emotional labor—the unseen effort of remaining calm, supportive, resilient, and professional—is a critical contributor to healthy teams and strong leadership. Organizations that recognize and value emotional intelligence create workplaces where people don't just perform—they thrive. Join us on a live show! - learn how you can join us on a live show. You'll find the instructions on our Facebook page pinned to the top of the newsfeed:  click here Call To Action! Like us on the social media platforms below: Instagram – @truetalkcafe Facebook - @truetalkcafeTikTok - @truetalkcafeUse hashtags:  #truetalkcafe #TTCTalks #TrueTalkTuesdays #NoFluff #NoFilters #JustTrueTalk Don’t forget to like us, rate us and leave a review.  We value your feedback.  We want to ensure that we are provide content that resonates with you.  So, please don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts. So, from all of us here at True Talk Café, stay tuned for another engaging episode!  Talk soon...

Send us Fan Mail 🎙️ Episode Core Theme Career growth is not just strategy or boldness — it’s both. Strategy without action stalls. Boldness without direction scatters. Clarity is what brings them together. 🔥 Opening Provocation “If you stayed exactly where you are, who would you become in three years?” Not your title. Not your company. Not your resume.  Your identity. Your fulfillment. Your alignment. 🧭 Key Message: The Hidden Career Trap  Staying where you are is still a decision  Busy ≠ strategic  Excellence ≠ visibility  Loyalty ≠ career advancement You can be highly valued and still be overlooked if your ambition isn’t visible. ⚖️ The Career Equation Strategy = direction Boldness = momentum 👉 One without the other creates imbalance 🪞 Self-Assessment Check-In Where are you really right now? 🚀 The Corrective Move (Not a Life Overhaul) Boldness doesn’t mean burning everything down. It means intentional movement: 💡 Personal Reflection Insight Growth happens in two lanes:  Strategic patience (preparation, timing, learning)  Bold acceleration (action, courage, visibility) Both matter. Knowing when to shift between them is the advantage. 📌 Weekly Challenge Take one bold, visible step:  Apply, pitch, ask, lead etc.👉 Make your ambition visible enough to be supported 🧠 Closing Truth Ask yourself again:  “If I stay on this path, who will I become in three years?” Then decide:  If it aligns → accelerate intentionally  If it doesn’t → correct the course courageously But don’t drift. Decide. In summary, career success is part strategy, part boldness, and 100% clarity. Join us on a live show! - learn how you can join us on a live show. You'll find the instructions on our Facebook page pinned to the top of the newsfeed:  click here Call To Action! Like us on the social media platforms below: Instagram – @truetalkcafe Facebook - @truetalkcafeTikTok - @truetalkcafeUse hashtags:  #truetalkcafe #TTCTalks #TrueTalkTuesdays #NoFluff #NoFilters #JustTrueTalk Don’t forget to like us, rate us and leave a review.  We value your feedback.  We want to ensure that we are provide content that resonates with you.  So, please don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts. So, from all of us here at True Talk Café, stay tuned for another engaging episode!  Talk soon...

Send us Fan Mail Today's episode topic is all about decision authority. How many great ideas, projects, and opportunities get delayed because leaders are waiting for one more meeting, one more opinion, or one more person to agree? Here's a question worth considering: Where are you seeking excessive consensus instead of exercising leadership? One of the most common leadership traps is confusing inclusion with consensus. Yes, your team wants to be heard. Yes, stakeholder input matters. But leadership isn't about waiting for unanimous agreement. It's about gathering the right information, making informed decisions, and providing clear direction. Research consistently shows that organizations with faster decision-making processes outperform slower competitors in both growth and profitability. Yet many leaders find themselves stuck in decision paralysis because they fear making the wrong call, disappointing others, or facing criticism. In this week's micro-episode, we'll discuss: ✅ Why consensus is not the same as leadership ✅ The hidden costs of decision delays ✅ Three practical ways to strengthen your decision authority ✅ How clarity creates confidence and momentum Tips: Define who owns the decision.Set a decision deadline. Aim for progress, not perfection.Action Step: Make one timely decision with clarity and communicate it confidently. Identify one decision you've been delaying because you're seeking excessive consensus. In summary, your team doesn't need a leader who waits for perfect agreement. They need a leader who provides clear direction. join us on a live show! - learn how you can join us on a live show. You'll find the instructions on our Facebook page pinned to the top of the newsfeed:  click here Call To Action! Like us on the social media platforms below: Instagram – @truetalkcafe Facebook - @truetalkcafeTikTok - @truetalkcafeUse hashtags:  #truetalkcafe #TTCTalks #TrueTalkTuesdays #NoFluff #NoFilters #JustTrueTalk Don’t forget to like us, rate us and leave a review.  We value your feedback.  We want to ensure that we are provide content that resonates with you.  So, please don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts. So, from all of us here at True Talk Café, stay tuned for another engaging episode!  Talk soon...